You can now use -sort to sort all entities, and I've added more useful global variables for model ID, status, and entity type. The guide text has been updated as follows:
- -sort [type] [sort method] [distance] — Sorts all entities, mobs, objects, corpses, or players depending on "type." Use "e" for all entities, "m" for mobs, "p" for players, "o" for objects, and "c" for corpses. Possible sort methods are "d" for distance, "nm" for number of nearby mobs, "lhp" for lowest HP, and "hhp" for highest HP. "Distance" is only used for "nm" sorting method and refers to how far you want to check for nearby mobs. Entities will be sorted via the same global variables used for -allentities, -allmobs, -allcorpses, -allplayers, and -allobjects. For example, if you sort using distance, the entity closest to you will be at ENT2D, MOB1D, OBJ1D, PLA1D, or COR1D distance from you. Note the "2" in "ENT2D." This is because when sorting all entities by distance, the first entity is always your own character. Usage examples:
- Locate the mob with the most mobs near it:
keys=cc % -sort m nm 25|dbg % the mob with the most mobs near it is at (VAR % MOB1X), (VAR % MOB1Y), (VAR % MOB1Z) - Locate the closest player:
keys=cc % -sort p d|dbg % the player closest to me is (VAR % PLA1D) distance away - Display the HP for all mobs in memory from highest to lowest:
keys=store % iter,0|store % iter2,1|cc % -sort m hhp
keys2=cmp(VAR % iter),(VAR % MOBTOTAL)|dbg % mob(VAR % iter2): (VAR % MOB(VAR % iter2)HP)
keys3=add % iter,1|add % iter2,1
keys4=cmp(VAR % iter),(VAR % MOBTOTAL)|gt2 - Display the model ID of the closest entity:
keys=cc % -sort e d|dbg % Closest Entity is at (VAR % ENT2X), (VAR % ENT2Y), (VAR % ENT2Z) with a model ID of (VAR % ENT2MD)
- Locate the mob with the most mobs near it:
This change requires updating Speeder to version 176.
